Wrap in Favor as Paris Mode Wrap in Favor as Paris Mode
Fashion writer notes season variety with a surge in wraps and tailored coats backed by Paris. Despite designers pushing new looks, American demand favors versatile pieces like blue serge coats, humped back capes, puff capes, and delicate embroidery. Madeleine et Madeleine showcases Sevidia cape and Kitah in velours de laine with openwork embroidery, copper mousseline, and dramatic silhouettes aimed at flattering various figures.
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Paris
Madeleine Et Madeleine
Sevidia
Madaleine Et Madeleine
Madeleine Et
Madeleine
Kitah
Coat design noted by Mile Madeleine in new season
The article describes a padded applique coat with a framed lining that creates a raised neck effect. It emphasizes the detachable seam between the jar and the drapery of the coat and credits Mile Madeleine as the designer of the coat.
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Mile
Madeleine
Remarkable recovery linked to Tanlac relief in Oakland woman
Christina K. Dingman recalls a three year old shipwreck rescue and credits Tanlac with restoring her health after stomach trouble and rheumatism. She reports losing weight, suffering smothering spells, and now praises Tanlac and the Laxative Tablets as superior. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
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Tanlac
Alice St
Oakland
Calif
Not Yet Answers About Summer Board Mosquitoes
Mrs Corntossel tells Hiram to stop Josh from writing for summer board. Buyers ask about mosquitoes. Josh replies truthfully that not yet. The exchange captures small town humor and curiosity about seasonal arrangements.
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Hiram
Important to all Women Readers of this Paper
Thousands of women suffer kidney or bladder trouble often misattributed to other causes. Kidney health affects back pain headaches and energy. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is advertised as a remedy restoring kidney, liver and bladder function. Sample bottle offered for ten cents by mail from Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY. Available in drug stores in larger sizes.
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Kilmer
Somewhat Miffed Over Wire Call Exchange
A Louisville Courier Journal snippet quotes a heated exchange about a caller who used a secretary to reach the speaker. The outspoken figure questions why the other party didn’t call personally and notes he only talks to principals.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Cuticura Ad Makes Hands Soft and Healthy
An old Cuticura advertisement touts use of Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum for all toilet needs. It suggests washing with soap, drying, rubbing in Ointment, and removing surplus with tissue paper. The copy frames the routine as a complete skincare regimen.
Fragmented overheard quip between sisters in odd dialogue
A snippet captures two sisters speaking in garbled old dialogue. The first warns against risky street behavior while the second agrees, both words oddly shifted and unclear. The exchange hints at a playful or teasing moment without a clear narrative context.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Tonic Purifier
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a tonic and blood purifier. It claims to cleanse and build the system to restore normal conditions and aid natural functioning. Circulars are offered from the Toledo Ohio company. It also asserts women can work more efficiently without wasting time or energy.
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Hall
Naturedo
Toledo
Ohio
Cawing Crow Confessions From a Bright Sun Day
Charlie and Clarence Crow debate vanity and spring aid to a farmer while proudly admitting their robbing habits. They discuss feather fashion from Birds Lady Feather Makers, the farmer’s dependence in spring, and their secret meanings behind their cawing calls.
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Charlie Crow
Clarence Crow
Chariie
Charlie
Clarence
Rosea and Thorns Message on Choice and Consequence
A short editorial note warns that choosing pleasant things like roses invites risk, while people who seek only agreeable parts of life will face disappointment. It argues for embracing both good and hard aspects to gain full balance.
Feebly Growing Down and Electric Washer Shocks
In a reading lesson Georgie misinterprets feebly as a noun and reads a sentence about a feebly growing chin. Cactus Joe asks for toilet articles as playthings. A mother wrings clothes during a damp basement wash while thirteen year old Harry jokes about rubbers and electric shocks.
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Georgie
Miss Smith
Harry
Edison
Franklin
Proposals headlined items draw reader interest
A Louisville Courier Journal reader explains why she reads every item under the proposals header. She notes interest persists even when subjects cover life, steel, or cavalry stores.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Freedom and Flight in a Poet and Actor Echo
A compact meditation on thoughts escaping like birds and performances fading into memory. The speaker links poetic musings with acting, suggesting ideas drift beyond the mind and stage into wider imagination.
Mediums Stir Debate on Afterlife Belief in War Tale
In a heated exchange Dugan questions if mediums truly contact the dead while Monahan claims proof. He cites a former comrade wrongly reported killed who was told by a medium his slater wished to return. The incident, recounted in the American Legion Weekly, highlights wartime belief in communications beyond death.
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Dugan
Monahan
Slater
Earth
High Sea
American Legion Weekly
Moving pictures reveal palaces of European nobles
The Dallas News notes that one of cinema's joys is watching European noblemen’s palaces set in southern California scenes, a delightful blend of grandeur and modernity in film.
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California
Dallas News
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